Card of Thanks and Birth Notices From Troy Record May 5 1942
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during bereavement. Birth mentions include a baby born at Samaritan Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jocketti and other hospital notes. Names appear with family connections and former names as listed in the public notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasko
Mig
Bocketti
Samaritan Hospital
Apert 2
Lawrence Jocketti Eter
Lorraing
Frances
Fests Ti Wee
Annette
Died in Grant's Hollow and nearby obsequies listed
The notice lists multiple death announcements with funeral details from Troy area churches. Entries include Henry Barry, April Mary Bayly, Martin Brogan, Lucius R Bullis, John J Cassidy, George Chias, Joseph B Curtin, George B Evans, Josephine C Ruether Gethins, Anna M M O Keefe Gregg, A G Hayner, Helen Doretta Kearney, Frederick Miller, Walter D Miller, George Plouffe, and others with dates, church services, and interment at various cemeteries. Interment locations include St. John Cemetery, St. Mary's Cemetery, Elmwood, New Mount Ida, and St. Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Snyder
Frank W. Bullis
Harold Britton
Clifford
Frank
Melissa.Bullis
Albany
Walter E. Healy
Fourth Street
New Mount Ida
Cassidy
John J. Cassidy
Hannah Rabbitt
Frank J
Charles A
Sara
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Chlas
Troy Hospital
George Chias
Bert L. Fettig
Fifth Avenue
St. Vasilios Greek Orthodox Church
Elmwood
Curtin
Waterford
Joseph B. Curtin
Irene Brothers Curtin
Joseph
Irene
Elizabeth Curtin
Neral
Quandt Funeral
Broad Street
St. Mary's Church
Evans
N. Y
Manning Blvd
George B. Evans
Therine Jones Evans
Burdette Griffin
Grover C. Brown
Arthur D
Frank Evans
Greenville
Lous L. Evans
Trinity Methodist Church
Gethins
iIn Waterviiet
Josephine C. Ruether
Peter A. Gethins
James E
Peter F
Pic
Ernest J
U. 3. Army
Georges Anny Air Field
Lawrenceville
John EB
Teresa M. Gethins
Clara Ruether
John Quinlan
Waterview
Ernest Ruether
Troy
Charles Hipwood
J. Gregory Nealon
Fourth Avenue
James O'Keefe
John D. Hamil
Patrick J
Francis J. O'Keefe
Third Street
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Hayner
Schaghticoke
Hannah Reine
Katherine
George
Arthur Mace
Edward Moffett
Esnee
St. Bridget's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Miller
Frederick Miller
Mary Obermaier
LeRoy
Harris Miller
Poestenkill
Green Island
Walter D. Miller
William J. Muller
Charles Ashley
David Best
St Peter's Cemetery
County Raises Child Care Rate in Troy Area Institutions
Rensselaer County will raise weekly care payments to 7 dollars for institutional children, funded by savings in other departments. The move followed a petition from institutions citing higher food, clothing and maintenance costs, and came after a conference led by Congressman Dean P. Taylor with county welfare officials and representatives from Mt. St. John, St. Joseph's Infant Home, St. Vincent's Home, Hillside School, Guardian Angel Home, and Vanderheyden Hall in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Troy-Rensselaer
Troy
Dean P. Taylor
John J. Ahern
Mt. St. John
Rensselaer
St. Joseph's
St. Vinecent's
Hillside School
Guardian Angel Home
Vanderheyden Hall
R. Oakley Kennedy
John S.finch
Board of Supervisors
Partin B. Stack
Kennedy
Newman Club Retreat Focuses on Marital Ethics
R P L Newman Club at Catholic Central High School hosted its fourth Communion breakfast with Dr. Arthur J. Wallingford of Albany as guest speaker on marital ethics. Mass was led by Rev. William M. Slavin. Twenty new members received Sunday Missals, and a brief business meeting followed. The annual retreat the prior day featured devotions and conferences led by Father Hayden of St. Clement's Monastery Saratoga Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Wallingford
Albany
R. P. L Newman Club
Catholic Central High School
William M. Slavin
Father Hayden
St. Clement's Monastery
Saratoga Springs
Stolen 1941 Sedan Recovered by Deputies near Poesten Kill
A 1941 sedan owned by Norman W. Hiseman of 71 Maple Avenue was reported stolen Friday from Walker Avenue near Pawling Avenue and recovered last night by Deputy Sheriffs William Hanley and Charles Christensen of the Rensselaer County Sheriff's office on a dirt road leading to Poesten Kill. A spare wheel tire and radio were missing from the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman W. Hiseman
Maple Avenue
Walker Avenue
Pawling Avenue
Wiliam Hanley
Charles Christensen
Rensselaer County
Woman's Purse Stolen in Store
Miss Thelma Phillips of 54 East North Street Ilion reported to the Detective Bureau Saturday afternoon that her handbag containing about 20 dollars in cash a key ring and a fountain pen was stolen from a store counter where she shopped. The theft occurred about 4 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Phillips
East North Street
Ilion
Detective Bureau
Private funerals mark many city obituaries in April and May 1943
Multiple notices list Dr John J Randall and Mary B Kane Skaee among those whose funerals were held privately from their residences to Sacred Heart Church St Francia de Sales Church and St Marys Cemetery Interments noted at Most Holy Redeemer Cambridge Woodlands and Oakwood Cemeteries Also lists Michael Markiewks George A Bowen and Caroline G Brown as recently honored in services at Gardner Earl Memorial Chapel and Crematorium Oakwood Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Pawling Sanitarium
John J. Randall
Ann
Plunkett
Grace Dunn
Helen
David E. Randall
Sacred Heart Church
Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery
Schenectady Road
Skaee
Mary B. Kane Skaee
James F. Skaee
Agnea Baughn
Edward F. Radigan
Thirteenth Street
St. Francia de Sales’ Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Snyder
Valley Falls
Dater Snyder
Harry B. Stover
Harry Stover
Woodlands Cemetery
Cambridge
Gardner Earl
Oakwood Cemetery
Michael Markiewks
George A. Bowen
Caroline G. Brown
State Assembly Honors Troy Grotto Secretary
Ray KH Prout, past grand master of Ivan Grotto, elected secretary of the New York State Assembly at its spring meeting in Syracuse. He will fill the unexpired term of the late Harvey N. Smith of Syracuse and becomes senior past president of the state organization. Prout has served as secretary of Ivan Grotto for 15 years. Plans were made for the annual convention in late September at Auburn with dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray KH. Prout
Ivan Grotto
Empire State Grottoen Assembly
Syracuse
Harvey N. Smith
Smith
Prout
State Assembly
Auburn
Commando Course To Be Scout Feature At Camporee
Troy Area Council Boy Scouts complete Camperes program at Frear Park May 28 29 with a commando course built by different troops. Event features rope climbs obstacle races and fitness demonstrations as troops arrive Friday afternoon for camp setup and Saturday activities culminate with rededication of the Scout oath and flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Troy
Camperes
Frear Park
Scout
Karl D. Landsear
John J. Leary, Jr
Burton M. Follett
Howard Gorham
Frederick Whiting
Charles H. Conrad
Oliver Dexter
George E. Davis
Roland H. Trathen
Camporee
Tam
Abe
United States
Hot Stove League To Meet Tonight
Plans for the Hot Stove League dinner on May 12 at the Sunset Inn will be set at the general committee meeting tonight at the Troy Elks Club. The session opens at 8 pm and will also discuss improvement of Troy's honor role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Inn
Troy Elks Club
Troy
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree Initiates Class of 99
Ninety-nine members from East Central New York were initiated into the fourth degree in Troy in the largest class yet, with about 500 in attendance. John J. Kelly presided at the district level as speakers Monsignor Edward Maginn and Congressman William T. Byrne discussed patriotism, faith, and America at war, linking duty to God and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
New York
Troy
Recognition Quiz Carl Do You Recognize This Trojan
Carl Do you recognize this Trojan pictured soon after leaving college He designed the Revolutionary Block house at Saratoga Battlefield and restored battlefields Revolutionary cemeteries and sites for New York State at Oriskany Schuylerville and Bennington Born in Albany he came to Troy in youth and studied at the old Troy Academy and at RPI He later served in the United States Housing Corp and planned and supervised wartime housing nationwide He is currently a municipal official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Batttlefield
Oriskany
Schuylerville
Bennington
Albany
Troy
Old Troy Academy
United States Housing Corp
Second Regiment Veterans Note 45th Anniversary of Departure
Commemorating the forty fifth anniversary of leaving for Cuba in the Spanish American War, Second Regiment U S Army Volunteers veterans held their annual reunion at Spanish War Veterans Hall. Capt William Baker welcomed attendees and urged future gatherings with or without association members. Sergt Elbert Tier and Harry Davidson spoke as treasurer and secretary. Afterward the group attended a dinner at Unique Restaurant with brief addresses following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Regiment
Cuba
United States
U. S. Army Volunteers
Saratoga Springs
Whitehall
Wiliam Baker
Sergt
Elbert M. Tier
Harry Davidson
Unique
Old Contract Still Binds Bus Workers
Albany judge as arbitrator rules the United Traction Co contract signed on June 6 remains in effect until June 6, 1948. The Amalgamated Association asserts the old union’s dissolution changed representation, while the State Labor Department encouraged arbitration to avert a March strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Traction Co
Albany City Court
Charles J. Duncan
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway and Motor Coach Employees of America
A. F. of S
Neil F. Towner
Amalgamated
State Labor Department
War effort speech marks ceremony in Schenectady
Lieut Gov Thomas W Wallace presided as toastmaster at a degree ceremony in Schenectady. Speakers included Rev Francie S Hicks and J Raymond Quinn. Rt Rev Mgr John F Glavin gave the invocation. The event highlighted community pledge and unity amid wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Wallace
Francie S Hicks
Schenectady
J. Raymond Quinn
Terrence L. Whelihan
St. Anthony-on-Hudson
Mgr
John F. Glavin
Rensselaer
Patrick A. Crowe
St. Francis de Saies
Joseph F. Doocey
Outdoor Training By New York Guard Near Defreestville
Outdoor training held by Company A and battalion units of the New York Guard under Capt. John B. Prout and Lieut. Frank H. Gordon progressed at the Thompson farm in Defreestville. The session covered grenade throwing creeping and crawling, tactical exercises, and an ensuing attack versus defense drill led by Lieuts. Eustace Corcoran and Sgt. Myers arranged lunches and transportation. Prout promoted Privates Servis and Hoover to corporal as a softball game followed. no drill tonight. Non-commissioned officers' school set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Guard
John B. Prout
Frank H. Gordon
William L. Thompson
Defreestville
Wiliam L. Thompson, Jr
58Rd Brigade
John Blackburn
William Sharpe
First Regiment
Albany
Floyd Carter
Percy Leiberman
Arthur Schaeffer
Prout
Lester J. Eustace
John Corcoran
W. Frank Leversee
Gordon
William F. Myers
John Canfield
Arthur F. Servis
Richard A. Hoover
Tin Can Collection To Begin Today
Public Works Department employees will start the collection of tin cans at 8 am today and will visit every section of the city. Commissioner Thomas F. FitzGerald appeals to Trojans to cooperate in this salvage effort and urges householders to place cleaned flattened cans in curbside receptacles for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Department
Thomas F. FitzGerald
FitzGerald
Methodist Bishop Urges Unity at Ordination Service
The article details ordination rites within the Methodist Church including the first orders for eight men and one woman raised to elders. It lists several district superintendents and ministers by name and location, credits Rev Cassius J. Miller and others with oversight, and notes a stance on abstinence and wartime morality. It highlights remarks by Rev Richard T. Baker on resisting evil and unity, and includes a Polish relief testimony by Edward Werner about Faith amid Warsaw’s fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred B. Perry
Perry
Stanley J. Moore
Rutherford H. Moore
South Royalton
Lloyd McKinley Schloop
A. J. Schloop
Gallupville
George Bailey
Rutland
Ronald E. Bowerman
Drew Seminary
Daniel Partridge, Jr
Baston University
Joel Shuppey
Eagle Mills
Winston A. Saunders
Wallace T. Viets
John C. Wilson
Schenectady
Marjorie Hanton
Barre
Roy Murdock
Christ Methodist Church
Glens Falls
Kenneth W. Beatty
Delanson
Collis Blair
Upper Jay
Charles Latimer
Moretown
Luther Patton
Pittsfield
Mass
Jaspoer Steele
Ferrisburg
Albert Strobel
Old Chatham
William Charon Denson
Wells
Olof C. Johnson
Howard C. Bennett
Latham
Board of Intemperance
Marshall
Pearl
Cassius J. Miller
D.D
Albany
James A. Perry
Burkington
Richard T. Baker
Board of Missions and Church Extension
The
Methodist Church
Jeremiah
Poland
Troy Soldier Die Abroad On Easter R Y Bayly
Mr and Mrs Raymond M Bayly of 1 Van Every Avenue Troy announce the death of their son Richard Y Bayly a U S Army Private who died of natural causes Easter Sunday at an undisclosed location outside the continental United States He enlisted February 28 1941 and will be buried with full military honors his family reports A solemn military requiem will be sung at St Joseph s Church at an undetermined time He is survived by his parents two brothers Raymond Coast Artillery Burbank California and Robert Troy and two sisters Lily Ann and Mary Ann Bayly He was educated at St Joseph s School Catholic Central High and belonged to St Joseph s Church and choir and the dramatic society at Catholic High He died while serving during World War II and will be reported at the site of death until the end of the war
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Grant's Hollow
Ril
Henry Barry
Marion Houghney
Joseph Barry
Alice McConchie
St. Augustine's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Bayly
Mary Post
Richard H
Raymond H
Helen Bayly
Raymond Ba
Coast Artillery
Burbank
Ian
Robert
Mary Annerly
Troy
St. Joseph’s New Church
Raymond M Bayly
Richard Y. Bayly
St. Joseph’s Church
Sergi
Raymond Bayly
Cal
Robert Bayly
Lili Man
Mary Ann Bayly
St. Joseph’s School
Catholic Central High School
Catholic High
The
Dramatic Society
Fifth Avenue Bus Co Net Income Rises
Albany shows the Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Company, Inc posted net income of 310,936.30 for the year, up from 6,545.29. Operating revenues reached 222,027.35, while expenses rose to 169,523.85. Taxes increased to 24,938.40 and net operating revenues stood at 27,565.22. Non-operating income was 747.25 with gross income 28,312.47. A 7,500 dividend was paid. officers listed as A. B. Cobden president, Mary V. Harvey secretary, and Hugh C. Morrissey treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Company, Inc
State Department of Public Service
A. B. Cobden
Mary V. Harvey
Hugh C. Morrissey
New York Power Corp to Buy Hoosick System
The SEC in Philadelphia approved a transfer of Hoosick Falls electric lines and adjacent area from Twin State Gas and Electric Co to New York Power and Light Corp for 207898.56 dollars. The deal links Hoosick Falls to New York Power lines, expanding service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Power Corp
Hoosick System
Hoosick Falla
Philadelphia
Securities and Exchange Commission
Twin State Gas and Electrid Co
New York Power and Light Corp
State Public Service Commission
Twin States Co
New England Public Service Co
New England Company
SEC
Hoosick Falls
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America
William T. Byrne
Loudonville
Monsignor
Maginn
Germany
North Africa
Bataan
Hfe
Congressman Byrne
Monsignor Maginn
France
Byrne
Carl
John J. Kelly
Edward T. O'Malley
James S. Sage
John J. Alasky
George E. Cundiff
Eugene R. Connell
Methodist
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Edward Werner
Board of Lay Activities
Warsaw
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